I discovered something very interesting about the Feb 8th kb885250 security
patch bug (where it arbitrarily makes files on certain shared folders
invisible). If the problem folder is renamed, the files appear and
disappear depending on the length of the rename; however, it is hard to
discern a pattern:
Example: These are all folders under the share \\main\c\archive\
Files become INVISIBLE:
asante.firmware\firmware.v_2.5
asante.firmware\firmware.v_2.9
asante.firmware\firmware.v_3.5
asante.firmware\firmware.v_a.b
asante.firmware\firmware.vca.b
asante.firmware\firmware._
asante.firmware\12345678901234
asksam
asksam___ [3 underscore]
asksam____ [4 underscores]
utils
utils2
utilsa
utils____ [4 underscores]
Files become VISIBLE:
asante.firmware\firmware.v_
asante.firmware\firmware.2.5
asante.firmware\firmware.v_2.50
asante.firmware\firmware.v_2.5.t
asante.firmware\firmware.v_2.5.test
asante.firmware\123456789012345
asksam_ [1 underscore]
asksam__ [2 underscores]
asksam_____ [5 underscores]
utilsoth
utilsab
utils25
utils250
utils__ [2 underscores]
utils___ [3 underscores]
"FrankDC" <> wrote in message
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> Thanks Bushy, that's how I tracked it down too (but not that quickly!)
> The problem is that one of the computers I messed with now has the
> kb885250 installed, but because I ran "System Restore" while
> experimenting, the kb885250 doesn't show up in the add/remove list. So
> now I'm trapped with the update installed and messing up the file
> saving, but no obvious way to uninstall it. What a mess!
>
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